Joe Danger Infinity

Critic reviews

• IIGN

  Daniel Krupa · Jan 16, 2014

  8.6

  Joe Danger Infinity is a vibrant, addictive experience. The touch controls are spot-on and levels present a rewarding challenge. I’ve played all of the previous games, and it all started to feel a little too familiar in terms of the gameplay. I’ve surmounted a lot of these obstacles before, yet the bonkers humour and exuberant visuals do a good job of helping it feel fresh.

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• STSlide to Play

  Lonnie Isham · Jan 15, 2014

  10

  However, its a little disappointing to have to grind for so long in order to get all of the unlockables. There are in-app purchases to make things a little easier; however, if you don’t want to spend the money, you’ll be playing the game for a while.
• GIGame Informer

  Bryan Vore · Jan 13, 2014

  8.0

  Despite these issues, Joe Danger Infinity remains in the auto-running elite with quirky characters and backgrounds, responsive touch controls, and enticing progression rewards. While the old stuntman hasn’t learned many new tricks, Joe’s still got it where it counts.
• GGamezebo

  Nadia Oxford · Jan 13, 2014

  8.0

  Joe Danger Infinity is packed with solid, colorful good times that should appeal to kids and adults. If you’ve had enough of the series, you’ll be okay with putting Infinity back in the toy box. If you still think it’s fun to push your motorcycles across the carpet while making “Brrrrrbrrrr” sounds (and hopefully you do), go another lap with Joe.

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• MModojo

  John Bedford · Jan 10, 2014

  8.0

  If the above sounds harsh, consider that this is a game being compared to an original that was only just pushed off the number one spot in our Games of the Year round-up by one of the best games we played on all formats. Joe Danger Infinity may not be the touchscreen revolution that the first game was, but it's still a marvelous one nevertheless.

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• TATouch Arcade

  James Paterson · Jan 10, 2014

  7.0

  Joe Danger Infinity has a terrific theme, sure to be fun for everyone who plays it, and will keep you coming back to beat your best and keep climbing the leaderboards. There's no paywall to hinder your progress, and each level has a three-objective rating for the completionists in us all.

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